Highway To Hell
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I was just and ordinary teenaged girl who wanted to be more than ordinary so i posted a video of me singing one of my songs on the internet and this is my journey of how i came from nothing to being one of the biggest names in the world, and i'll tell my story one day at a time. But all this comes at a price and i find myself on life's highway to hell. *Sorry if this starts off a bit slow i'm trying hard to make longer chapters so you might read two days in the one chapter i'm not to sure yet but anyway sorry if it does start a bit slow i'm working on it*
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